HIBAPRESS – Khalil Fizzazi
El-Khatat Yanja, President of the Dakhla-Oued Eddahab Region Council, received a high-level Somali delegation today, Friday, in a meeting dedicated to discussing prospects for strengthening economic cooperation between Morocco and Somalia, and exploring partnership opportunities and knowledge exchange in a number of promising sectors.
The meeting provided an opportunity to highlight the investment potential of the Dakhla-Oued Eddahab region, review the developmental dynamics it is witnessing, and showcase its strategic location as a gateway to African and international markets.
The meeting also shed light on the major projects underway in the region, foremost among them the Dakhla Atlantic Port project, which is expected to contribute to strengthening trade exchanges and developing economic and logistical connections between Morocco and its African depth.
The meeting also addressed cooperation opportunities in a range of vital fields, including the blue economy, agriculture, energy, and tourism, opening avenues for exchanging experiences and expertise and exploring the potential for establishing mutually beneficial economic partnerships.
This initiative falls within the framework of strengthening South-South cooperation and expanding African partnership prospects, which supports economic convergence between the two countries and creates new opportunities for investment and development.
